Sports-induced head injuries are a rising concern, while new studies suggest that even less powerful actions - like heading a soccer ball - could cause changes in performance on specific cognitive tasks. This new finding was published in the journal PLoS ONE, and outlines a tablet-based experiment that showed sub-concussive head impacts in soccer affect athletes' performance on cognitive tasks...
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